Sentence examples for whether it is imposed from inspiring English sources

Yet what more glowing example than the Benn family of heredity winning through, regardless of whether it is imposed legally or not?

She said she did not know its duration or whether Dr. Kuklo requested it or it was imposed on him.

Mrs. Bettencourt's daughter, Françoise Bettencourt-Meyers, has asked for court-appointed guardianship; France's highest appeals court will review the request to determine whether it can be imposed without Mrs. Bettencourt's support.

(It is discreditable to refuse to allow women to drive whether that stricture is imposed in San Antonio or Saudi Arabia: sexism is sexism).

The test of real change is whether some restraint is imposed on top pay awards.

Whether the limit is imposed by delayed oestrus, sexual abstinence, birth control, spontaneous or induced abortion, or at an extreme, abandoning a baby when there is no hope of raising it, mothers make such choices.

The Maryland House of Delegates has voted to impose a two-year moratorium on executions while the state completes a study on whether the death penalty is imposed fairly in Maryland.

"Regardless of whether the death penalty is imposed or not, they believe that in the end they will be killed," the lawyer said.

This implies that these phenotypes are maintained by selection, although we cannot say whether it is natural selection imposed by the cave environment or sexual selection imposed by mate choice biases against the surface fish [ 5, 51].

We lose ourselves completely in this suffering whether it be self imposed or pure underserved misfortune.

The question is whether modularity is a natural property, or whether it is an abstraction imposed by engineers to simplify the design of complex systems.